Bsc ecological and environmental sciences in University of edinburgh

You will study a wide variety of courses, starting with those focused on the origins of life, the basics of ecological theory, and global environmental processes. You will examine topics such as biodiversity, conservation management and land-use, while also gaining a broad understanding of physical, chemical and biological sciences. Later in the programme you will explore methods used in ecological and environmental analysis and topics such as, water resource management, land use, environmental pollution and environmental modelling. You will be taught by staff involved in high-level research in these subject areas. You will have the opportunity to undertake research projects, including a long independent research project in your final year, and will complete field and laboratory assignments, including at least three week-long field trips in Scotland.

UCAS Application, UCAS Personal Statement, UCAS Reference, A Levels: ABB. GCSEs: Mathematics at Grade B or 6. Test scores: IELTS, TOEFL, PTE

Agricultural Engineer, Anthropologist, Archaeologist, Bioinformatics, Climatologist

15th Jan